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.• , C; ~,, •jam ►~ .~~~ ~~~t~ , 1~. I.~i' 7, v{ . ~:i.. re CO'I c must) source Mt t he lour 4 ot tbd ece,-- .e6d bra ischies it; la S intlsC nosscd nee to Ileli Oat , ed mute Titet,d - (): i- 9 .1:' zitio! 3 -tes forth r 3tl - !be pi the rt;tisal hayed •1;Ist hi Lour, Tqtri, st•to scer- tii• 111 ........... , , NUMBER 5696.1 w , . : - t - NEW THEATRE RO)‘AL, COVENT-GARDEN. TO -MORROW EVE N ING, Dec. 14, 1 810, will be a dc(l the Historical Opera of GUSTAVUS VASA. The Principal Charaaers by Mr. YOUNG, Mr.*EG ERTON, Mr. MURRAY,. Mr. INCLEDON, Mr. EMERY, Mr. FAWCETT, Mrs: H. lOHNSTO,N, Mrs. DI CKONS; Miss BOLTON, Mrs. C. i•.EMBLI:, Mrs. LIST-ON. ! Places for the. Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-Office, in Prince's-place, Hart-street, Irons Ten 11 Four, Boxes 7s. Second-price 3s. 6d.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second-price re —Lower Gallery as. Second- prce . Is. U pper Gallery is. • cond-price_6d.—No Money to he returned. Theboors will be opened at Half past. Five,. and the Play :begin at Half past Six.. • • Cl' The Public are *respe6lfidly informed' that, 'in pursu ance of an Qrder from the High Connopf Chancery, the Per formance of the new are of X. V. Z. is, for the preient, suspended., On Saturday, ,King lohn.—On Monday, Hamlet, Prince °t . "Denmark.—On Tuesday, Maebeth.—On Wednesday, k.Ustalris Vasa. The new Pantomime, which has been the greater part of The Summer in Preparation, will be produced in the Christ- Inas Holidays: WANT EL), 'ARM, front Four Hundred to Seven Hun dred Acres, mostly Arable Land, within seventy Miles of London ; with a genteel House, or a ,good Farm-house, Vvilich might be converted into one. • For particular's apply (post-paid) to M. A. No. 62, Pic cadilly, when iinmediate attention' will be-paid. ON AN ENTIRE NEW PLAN,: . ' STATE L'OTTE'itY, To be_ Drawn the toll of FEBRUARY. SCHEME. - .. 4 Prizes of.. ,C2o,eao - - arc -.- 454,000 13 - - - - 2,033 - 12 - . - - .1,000 - . - - - - 124000 10,000 2 4 •, • - - IP ° " • • - - • 2 ,4 00 144 - - . - Vi - :fioo 3,1100 . - - .... - zo - .. - . -'. r .'76,0a0 ....--- _ 4,012 PriZes. -. kxcia ‘ ooop .........-- - TICKETS and SHARES CHEAPER! GREATER CHOICE of NUMBERS I and - 'NO INCREASE OFTICKETS ! MORE CAPITAL PRIZES! and NO PRIZE UNDER TWENTY POUNDS! TICKETS and- SHARES are Selling at -all the , Licensee! Offices, and by every Lottery- AG ENT .in The United Kingdoms, on much cheaper terms than the last s may be .cen by the following Comparison of Prices. - PRESENT LOTTERY. LAST LOTTERY. Ticket - . . Xat 6 o Ticket - - . - ,C 2.2.15., o lialf - - - to 15 o Half - - - ix 14 6 Quarter -- - 5,9 6 Quarter -- - 519 -o -tighth' . .. - 215 6 Sixteenth - - - 2 19 0 Sixteenth - - 1 8- o - - I to 6 An early Purchase is recommended, as the Scheme stems to meet universal approbation. EYTON,.late PEirtrier with the-deceased Sir J. I. Branscomla, returns • his grateful Thanks to those Vriends who have honoured, hint with their commands since he commenced business on his own accojint, at No. 2, . 7 .2ornhilt„ near tliu.Mansion-liouse, and Intbrins than that his usual success has' attended Purchasers at his fortunate Office, having, since that period, sold Nine Capitals. includ. ing No. 2,763, in Sixteen Sixteenths, the last and only scoot. Prize shared inthe Aare, Lottery ;-he, with confidence, re commends the present Scheme of the State Lottery, to'be drawn in One Day, Febrility - rc, and wishes- his Friends , to notice the undzrinentioned ip.clucetricUts :—The Tickets are cheaper-v . l'l'o - e is the usual4Mount , UF Prize Money-- More • Capital tizes,--No Vrizt lass,than zal,,rj-Twenty Thousand ditterent Numbers, intl . 2,3, or 4 Tickets of different Nuin - bers.may gain:as many wen ty .thowand. Pound , . Prize. • Tickets and Shares on. 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No. o, New Bridge-Street, - -Lond o n. 1-traviirred Sir, Edinburgh, Match 03, 'Fol. y • 13'EG leave to inform you - , - that - ever since the .1. year 1790, 1. have bee* alllided with the Lues Vette rea ; which, from its obstinately resisting every course of Medicine •presc.ribed by the -most eminent of' the Facult) here, and undergoing- several sevcte courses .of and twice discharged from the - Hospital, with little reli t t:;- would appear to be of the most inveterate nature. In e spring of last year my disorder "had got to such large a ar h g e e ad uli ia c s r o n n e t tha c o ro p w u n t nt a t t pe ,ilit:l r ifan iot hyat l .,r i g f etl ' ai l Lti n :ll y io , ienmlX:aiasnctaineslettlarCeteva:cornl ;try-right irras,f ial a attnitovana rs eladtiig c s i last e Y s Pv ia : k ." et u. years i my left had also two large nodes onit i wAs,..very much discoloured ; and gave me such.exerutiat- • ing pain, particularly whfin warm in bed, as nearly to de 'prive me of test ; in this lamentable state;• I Ives recom mended by Mr. 1. Thompson, (who received so great a `care by them here), to • take your - Leate's which I began to do on the. 26th of May ,;in the: cour s e Of a fortnight, 1 began to receive benefit—in little more .• than. a month, the ulcers on my- hezd and arms iweru, soundly healed—soon atter, the sores on my legs healed also ;- leaving, - however,: considerable' discoloutatiOn in the and pain in the bone of the lett, which, by the Wis.. sing of end,' - and a little longer perseietarice . yoiirinva, luable Medicine, subsided r the nodes dispersing, the skiff: regaining its-natural hoe, and the nocturnal pains .4 - aduall) going off. I thus became, by your liberal advice and Me dicine, pettedly tree • from all •niy forirter com-Plaints— havr. :.:•.covesed my former spirits and strength, and sin be. conie jolly and tat.; in- which-state navingeonthiued many months to the astonishment - of all who knew me, I ani at a loss in what terms to eXptess My' gratitUde, but beg ylau, tor:the good of miler su - tßiring mortals, to Inge this case as public as possible, as I shall on every occasion ; in so ( i„ ing , you will %Natty oblige,- Sir, your • - grateful, obedient, very humble servant, • ALEX. URKER. Swan's. Close; High-street, Edinburgh. , itnesses, to the above-Cure : . • , JOHN Tnomp son, No. 3, New Poultry-market ; and . !oar! 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HE CO,II..7I:ISSIONESSjor PICTUALL;A 7 C; " 2 " llis .11aje . sty's Navy do here/j give Notice, .„''l4'biar, the 2, let instant, they will ht rea4 to receive Tenders its -u!rr:i.ing (sealed 7rp f , and trteit f r !kr Sajlr.'y of what FRG S BE:E F r 01l be di;....auded for the lire el His Majest,V.v Sb:ps and Pe.lsels .at 3'a: inorab, Lyon, and ireat, in the C'as?r)of .. ..Itiarfolk, illitgate, in Dvver. Roads, and ta Nezv Rtovey (sx sFpnraie Contraeis nor Twelve 111,nshs, fro); the First uar,j 4 t o the Tbirtpifi. st December i S t 1, inclmsive ; and to be raid jelr E. Bills payable with. Interest rtirpty bays after date, The Conditiofrts of the Cmt,aFti may be ire,: at the Secretary's (Off t. at this Office, or bj apptying 14 the Col/elbr (2,,, ,, "ms Rr Yarmouth, or to Mr. Russell, Agent for lb; Piattalling at Dover. No regard. ill be bad to any Tender in - Which the Price shall not he inserted in words at length, or that shall not be deliver. ed to the Board before One o'clock on the said Friday, the l ist instant, ncr unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Per. son on his &ball, attends, to answer when tailed for. • VICTUALLING-OFFIC'E, "Mc. 7, aio. I"HE COIIIIIIISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING "l i lIS MAYESTY's NA PT do hereby give Notice, That ion' the 28th /infant, they will be ready to ref CiVe Tenders, in writing (staled up f , and t reat for such Quantities of good Sound SPANISII RED WINE, at the respertilee Merchants and Dealers therein may think proper to epr ;" to b subjea to a Warranty of Twelve Months, to be diliverid Tree of Customs and Excise Duties ; one Half thereof between the Firs t 7-inua , Y, and the Fifteenth of April noel, ;Ind the other between the Sixteenth of. April and the 1 hirtivh Ilowing, into His Majeqy's ricualling Stores at Dep,j o e,e, Portsmouth, and Plymouth, and to be paid Jet by Bills, pay able with later est, .ninety dap after date, The Conditions of she Conn - at? may be seen a! the Seetetarj'‘ Office. No regard trill be 41 to any Tender in ILiich the Price ;hall na be inierted in words at length, or that shall nct he de_ live4d to the. Board before One o'clock on. the ;aid Friday, the 28th instant, nor unless the l'erson who wakes the Tender, Gr sane l'eison.on bir behalf attends, to answer when called f,,,. A S, TRENT AND MERSSN, OR GRAND TRUNK NA VICATION. 'TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Ey Mr. SCOTT; TWO SHARES in this excellent Concern pas , sessing unrivalled Advantages. The Dividends : iave regularly advanced to 431. per Share clear per Annual and expetted to increase. Apply to Mr. Scott, 2:3, New Bridge-street. , • Ne : ;( }}; ~ CAPITAL RESIDENCE AND ESTATE, • TO BE SOLI) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. ' T , T is VREEHOLD, Lind-rax redeemed ;"thon tains near Nine HUntlred A,:res, is compta. lourhool, Roads, 'and'. Water very good, between thirty Anti forty miles fr,nn London ; the surrourding, Country, and Place itself, beautiful, and the House fit for Vie Residence of a Nobleman, Or:Gentlenvin of' Ten-to firteem Toodsand a-year ; well timbered, and• worth together about Eighty Thousand Pound's. For further partictklars apply to Messrs. Webb, Webb, and Atwood, Salisbury. STAFFORDSHIRE. TWEE SOLD BY AUCTION, On the t9th, 20th, .21 . St, and 22d Days of December iftte, at the Vog-Inn, SandoM; in Lots,- EVERAL very Valuable and most Desirabl4 L..) FREEHOLD FARMS, of rich ARABLE MEADOW and PASTURE LAND, 'containing together 730 Acres, r ttile the ( witn l convenient aid appropriate ipiptpir ls, icaite s)efv%t'Vaesito Par i sh e s, ( ri ; s, u ll 3t ef6O ils rk, StoAe, Ecclesnall, Annerton FrodswelL, Drointon, Dogland, Meadowlturst, Hixton, Podmbre and -Charlton, in the - Countv of Statibrd. - _ The Estates arc situated within easy Distances of the great Market T,,wns of Stafford, Stone, Newcastle -under-Line, and Uttoxeter 4 awl' from' the orticular 'advantages arising, trom the Contiguity of the Grand lunetion Canal to part of the Property, as well as the Estate generally abounding with !Mile ; and other Parts of the Estates having Streams of Ward running through theM, titer are not onW indst desir able tiu_Agricultute. but are well desermiug.of_the.attention of the Manufataurer. The Farms arc in the several. Occupations of ohn Steven son, of Weston; John Dawson, Edward Fox, and Edward Art burs, of Gay tort; - George - D'aiiiS - on, of A merton ; I ohn G retton, Joseph Dix, John Hawkins,- and John Collier, of it Stowe ; Walter Yates, of Dogland; -Joseph Yates --ot- Alea dowhorst ; William Ashley, of Pod:lime ; and Willimn Turner, of Chorlton; - ti iu will sliew their respective. Farms. P;itti;:tilars of. Sale' may be hat about - Ten Days preceding Th e Sale, of Sir—Robert llarv4, Dtursicl r -near Lichfield ; of Mr. E. R. Pickering, Staple-Imi, London ; and at tire principal Inds at - Stowe, Staliiird, Sandon, Wokley-bridge,. ugcler, Abh , its ;Bromley, upon-Trent, hell field; `Woore, Newcastle , under-*Ltue, 4 - te - wV, - and Uttoxe. ter. vi . Llt• rtiet - )og,i)t Nqii" s i:e re is ;Wan ti 0111 .r(i3Y Vtird• I tip-1; v ot r. 3 be' !Ilia do %- til Isle son :1,01 Wef e „ of 01)0 1 , reef', 1110 5 . ~ful-. Sie)l ti), hard ing- cai' cy,"